> The issue isn't race as much as it is culture. Mixed culture
> relationships struggle to last. Unless - and this is the big
> point... they put God at the center of their relationship and not
> their culture (or their race). That is true of all relationships.
> Sure, there are outliers that make it (my mixed culture marriage
> lasted 30 years before it finally imploded - we did not have God
> at the center). Today I'm in another mixed race marriage, but our
> culture (God) is the same and there is a night and day difference
> in the two relationships.
> Too often people conflate race with culture and visa-versa. When
> God is first in our lives, we realize and accept that no longer is
> there Jew, nor-gentile - we are ONE in Christ.
> So the Korean chick dumped you and you married a Mexican?
> Is that why you hate Koreans so much?
> This is what i suspected when you saw your Korea bashing posts.
> lol. I’ve NEVER bashed Korea. I consider Korea my second home. I
> love the country, the people, and the food.
> Nope, after 30 years together we both decided the cultural
> differences were just too vast. Our divorce was amicable, and
> respectful. We still talk and my new wife and her get along well.
> See, you don’t know what you think you know. You just try to
> provoke, which only reveals your ignorance and your selfish
> pride.
Uh, racism IS bad. Not only is it immoral, it also has the potential to lead to violent conflict and perhaps even genocidal warfare.
This is the crux of the issue, what IS IT? The word itself has been used to duplicitously for decades now it doesn't mean anything to anyone except that ... I'm calling you a bad name, and who cares if it is true. I don't believe many people in America, or in that many places, are actually racists. Is someone against miscegenation a "racist"? I have no opinion on miscegenation from a legal point of view (I'm for freedom), but those who are against it in my view are definitely not racists, no matter what race they are. They are humans that have inclinations and histories that make them skeptical that it would be a good thing for them, or others. That's just one example.
The issue isn't race as much as it is culture. Mixed culture relationships struggle to last. Unless - and this is the big point... they put God at the center of their relationship and not their culture (or their race). That is true of all relationships. Sure, there are outliers that make it (my mixed culture marriage lasted 30 years before it finally imploded - we did not have God at the center). Today I'm in another mixed race marriage, but our culture (God) is the same and there is a night and day difference in the two relationships.
Too often people conflate race with culture and visa-versa. When God is first in our lives, we realize and accept that no longer is there Jew, nor-gentile - we are ONE in Christ.
This is true, it's possible, but largely they don't coincide. The same is true with the "nations" - the only shot you have is that if God is the center, but still since the world is broken, they still rebel against God when you consider population effects (on balance).
Uh, racism IS bad. Not only is it immoral, it also has the potential to lead to violent conflict and perhaps even genocidal warfare.
Dakardii,
Reading your posts, I'm now much less racist in my attitudes. The ADL (Anti Defamation League) could not have picked a better spokesman than Cool Breeze to show how sleazy racism and racists are and you have helped expose it (as well as Cool Breeze exposing himself and what he is). Thank you.
Notice how this nonsense keeps getting promoted. The ADL itself is a sleazy hate group trying to cancel people left and right - they are exactly what they claim to condemn. Ask Dennis Prager. Checkmate.
> The issue isn't race as much as it is culture. Mixed culture
> relationships struggle to last. Unless - and this is the big
> point... they put God at the center of their relationship and not
> their culture (or their race). That is true of all relationships.
> Sure, there are outliers that make it (my mixed culture marriage
> lasted 30 years before it finally imploded - we did not have God
> at the center). Today I'm in another mixed race marriage, but our
> culture (God) is the same and there is a night and day difference
> in the two relationships.
> Too often people conflate race with culture and visa-versa. When
> God is first in our lives, we realize and accept that no longer is
> there Jew, nor-gentile - we are ONE in Christ.
> So the Korean chick dumped you and you married a Mexican?
> Is that why you hate Koreans so much?
> This is what i suspected when you saw your Korea bashing posts.
> lol. I’ve NEVER bashed Korea. I consider Korea my second home. I
> love the country, the people, and the food.
> Nope, after 30 years together we both decided the cultural
> differences were just too vast. Our divorce was amicable, and
> respectful. We still talk and my new wife and her get along well.
> See, you don’t know what you think you know. You just try to
> provoke, which only reveals your ignorance and your selfish
> pride.
Uh, racism IS bad. Not only is it immoral, it also has the potential to lead to violent conflict and perhaps even genocidal warfare.
Dakardii,
Reading your posts, I'm now much less racist in my attitudes. The ADL (Anti Defamation League) could not have picked a better spokesman than Cool Breeze to show how sleazy racism and racists are and you have helped expose it (as well as Cool Breeze exposing himself and what he is). Thank you.
Notice how this nonsense keeps getting promoted. The ADL itself is a sleazy hate group trying to cancel people left and right - they are exactly what they claim to condemn. Ask Dennis Prager. Checkmate.
You make the ADL look good, and that's not easy to do. Not even Stormfront makes the ADL look as good as you do. Your unique brand of bigotry and hate is the most unsupportable I've ever seen.
> The issue isn't race as much as it is culture. Mixed culture
> relationships struggle to last. Unless - and this is the big
> point... they put God at the center of their relationship and not
> their culture (or their race). That is true of all relationships.
> Sure, there are outliers that make it (my mixed culture marriage
> lasted 30 years before it finally imploded - we did not have God
> at the center). Today I'm in another mixed race marriage, but our
> culture (God) is the same and there is a night and day difference
> in the two relationships.
> Too often people conflate race with culture and visa-versa. When
> God is first in our lives, we realize and accept that no longer is
> there Jew, nor-gentile - we are ONE in Christ.
> So the Korean chick dumped you and you married a Mexican?
> Is that why you hate Koreans so much?
> This is what i suspected when you saw your Korea bashing posts.
> lol. I’ve NEVER bashed Korea. I consider Korea my second home. I
> love the country, the people, and the food.
> Nope, after 30 years together we both decided the cultural
> differences were just too vast. Our divorce was amicable, and
> respectful. We still talk and my new wife and her get along well.
> See, you don’t know what you think you know. You just try to
> provoke, which only reveals your ignorance and your selfish
> pride.
I've known Tom (online) for many years, and I know what kind of man he
is, so I believe him.
Thank you, John.
I don't believe you, either. I think your ex took you to the cleaners and left you a bitter, angry, empty shell that married a mail or bride from Mexico on the rebound. I bet you now live in a single wide on a half acre of desert scrub that you tell everyone is a ranch. Keep stacking, prepper! There is a sale on beef jerky and toilet paper at Walmart.
> I don't believe you, either. I think your ex took you to the
> cleaners and left you a bitter, angry, empty shell that married a
> mail or bride from Mexico on the rebound. I bet you now live in a
> single wide on a half acre of desert scrub that you tell everyone
> is a ranch. Keep stacking, prepper! There is a sale on beef jerky
> and toilet paper at Walmart.
So you're a coward hiding behind a "guest" handle, you hate Koreans
and Mexicans, and you accuse everyone who disagrees with you of being
bitterly divorced -- probably because that describes yourself. You're
a pathetic excuse for a human being, which is why your wife dumped you
and your children hate you.
> I don't believe you, either. I think your ex took you to the
> cleaners and left you a bitter, angry, empty shell that married a
> mail or bride from Mexico on the rebound. I bet you now live in a
> single wide on a half acre of desert scrub that you tell everyone
> is a ranch. Keep stacking, prepper! There is a sale on beef jerky
> and toilet paper at Walmart.
So you're a coward hiding behind a "guest" handle, you hate Koreans
and Mexicans, and you accuse everyone who disagrees with you of being
bitterly divorced -- probably because that describes yourself. You're
a pathetic excuse for a human being, which is why your wife dumped you
and your children hate you.
The issue isn't race as much as it is culture. Mixed culture relationships struggle to last. Unless - and this is the big point... they put God at the center of their relationship and not their culture (or their race). That is true of all relationships. Sure, there are outliers that make it (my mixed culture marriage lasted 30 years before it finally imploded - we did not have God at the center). Today I'm in another mixed race marriage, but our culture (God) is the same and there is a night and day difference in the two relationships.
Too often people conflate race with culture and visa-versa. When God is first in our lives, we realize and accept that no longer is there Jew, nor-gentile - we are ONE in Christ.